The Hutchinson Examiner from Hutchinson, Kansas • 3

Business Notices. Business Notices THE EXAMINER. Castellos circiw pave two entertainments in our city on Friday last; The performance waa below par except tint of Master Willie Showls and An THIS IS TIIK COCK THAT CROWED IN THE MORN; The speech ot Hon. W. ft.

Brown, upon the contest of Spencer vs. Morey, (of Louisana,) is a sound piece of rhetorical argument. Mr. B. contends that in cases, such us the one instanced, the House should not decide the contest but that it should be sent back to the voters.

He sustains fully his point by close and good argument. Mr. Brown is an able and respected member of the House. Picture Frames Moulding' cheap at B. Wilcox.

27 tf NEW GROCERY STORE. For Bargains in Groceries, call on Decker Smith. 27-tf 2,000 bushels ot oats" wanted at once at Christopher's. 27 tf Good Teas at Decker Snath's. 23 tf Attention Fab3Iers.

-If you want cash tor your grainy call at the Brick Ollice N. Main street. 27 tf Decker Smith give as many groceries for a dollar as any other house in the city. 25 tf Boots Shoes Cheap at 11. RafTs 2S-tf -fNew Grocery Store-Decker fc mith keep a full line of Canned Frait Try.it.

27-tf For Sugar and Coffee cheap go' to 28 tf Decker Smith'. iVcw Grocery torc9 A good line of Cigars Tobacco at Decker Smith's. 27 tf NEW GROCERY STORE. New and Fresh Groceeriea at 27tf Decker Smith's. Throw Them Away.

Those old pair of boots or shoes, and call at Goldberg Mincer's and select a new pair from their im mense 6tock just received. A com plete line of men's, women and children's boots and shoes, at Gold berg Mincer s. tf NEW GROCERY STORE. Decker Smith sell Groceries Cheap" for Cash at Norman lng ham's Old stand. 27 tf A New Gallery.

Call at mv Gatf; jry on North Main street, from Empey Bnr rell's not more' than tea feet Dr. Neal is on the North and under 6am roof, he can take of your head, or jerk out a tooth, 43 is the number, (it is easily found,) the ar tist himself is always around. He will make Dictures einale, or by the dozen, of youself, aunts, uncles or cousins, and color in' Wa ter, in oil or in ink; In fact every way of which you can think. He 1 put yon on paper, iron, or porce lain ilite, and many other ways too numerous to state, and give a picture well polished and dressed as cheap as the cheapest and good as the best. Bring on your babies, for only just think, we can take their dear faces before they can wink, and finish the picture with neatness and haste, that will fai not to please the most delicate taste.

The mother may have wrinklod no face, in the picture you' 1 ees but a very slight trace. The lather weighed down with sand blows and care but in the image no signs it there. Blotches and blemishes Jackson can fix, the trade is his own! its one of his tricks. Come have your picture in modern style, painted with right, aud clothed with a smile. 30 4t NEW GROCERY STORE.

lat of Topeka, respectfulY? informs the eltizecs of Hutchinson City, and Rena County that now has tha room for merly occupied by J. Watson, where be keeps constantly on bands large and varied assortment of STONEWARE, CONFECTIONERIES which will seU at Cheaper gnres than aBy other bonse in tbe city. Call and see that he tells yon the jrutb. Money saved by buying cheap is money made. 28 tf.

Decker Smith tell Greceriea cheap. (Jail and see them. 2Stf 3,000 bushels of shelled corfj wanted at once at Christopher's. 27 tf Moulding and Picture Frames cheap at Ruddy's. 27 tl Cigars, tobacco etc.

at Dickey's. Croquet for sale at the P. O. Book store; J3. Wilcx.

27-tf New Goods. New Goods. Everybody is flocking to Goldberg Mincer's tor their spring clothing. A big 6tock of men and hoys ready made suits just received They are selling them very cheap. Try those fresh baked crackers at the city bakery.

22 tf Chrisman Rozell sell good harness cheap. 26 tf Staple and fancy groceries cheap for cash, at Empey tfe Bunnell's tt Empey Burrell have a nice thing in the tea and coffee line, try it. tf Bible Depositoky. A large and new stock. 3mo BrET Wilcox.

Harrows for sale by E. Wilcox Co. 28 tt Fanning Implements of all kind's for sale by E. Wilcox Co. 23tf Dickey's Drug Store.

The old est drug house in Reno county, sells pure drugs cheap for cash Owing to the fact of drugs de dining daily, we are prepared to sell cheap at Dickey s. tf How Is This? When you buy worth of Patent Medicine at Allison's Drug Store, he will give you a ten cent cake of Toilet Soap, and for 50 cents worth a five cent cake, ail the best quality. 30 4t How Is TliisP When you buv $1,00 worth Patent Medicine at Allison's Drng Store, he wilL give you a ten cen cake ot Toilet Soap, and for 50 cents worth, a five cent cake- Al of the best quality. 30 4t Life Insurance! Lile Insu We want every body to know that Kosan Co. will write a Life Policy in the best Company in the nited States for less mon ey than any company in existence atronize home irms.

sure that you insure with a No. 1 Com pany, in every respect. We represent the lion's Life of New Yoke. Come and see ns. Rosan Co, 23.

tf. No. 12 S. Main S't. Gheap and Good Reading.

Both the Topeka Weekly Blade and the EXAMINER will be 6ent to subscribers for the usual price of the EXAMINER alone. Only 2.50 for your local county paper, giving all the home news, and a fresh, progiessive, independent paper trom the capital, giving all the State and general news. No citizen of this county can afford to ignore this hereto fere unheard of offer. The party who borrowed my overcoat last winter, will please return the same and receive my thanks, winter being over, I presume to ask this favor. 26 tf A.B.

Dickey. Found Found Near the Dew mill site, a pair ot black kid gloves, and on Main 6treet a brown veil. Owners to the above mentioned property, can have the same by paying tho charges and proving property. Apply to Rosan 12. South Mam street.

1 have on hand the largest and most varied assortment of mens and chrildren's elothiW fo be found in the city of Hutchinson, also ladies shoes ot all qualities and grades, men's and "boys' ffftg nana made calf boots and shoe's. sewed and pegged, these goods were bought at less than their or iginal cost and will be sold cheap or cash, call and see. 30 tf J. H. Read.

Something New. Goldberg Mincer's will receive this week a large shipment ot Spring and Summer goods, bono-ht especially for the Spring and Sum mer Traae. we will also open a new line of standard prints ot the latest styles, which we will kpII Ifl yards for 1.00. tf Wanted Two good Wrls to do general work, at the Reno House- Apply at once. 3i.tt- G1RL WAjyTD! A neat girl a3 nurse and rh-t.

Festevial Cincinnati. Freeze out." "SamV sick. Job work brisk. Wind yesterday. Let's investigate.

Delightful weather The circus has gone. She's married Bert. Who rode the mule? Billy come to see us. Things haye changed. Roan Co.

sell farms. Who goes to St. Louis? Raff's stairway is completed. Allbright went to the circus. Say Chris, how alout that bird Our subscription list is growing.

The Reno House has bills of fare. Judge Ha nan called Monday last" Brown Bigger, real estate agents. S. A. At wood gave us a call Tuesday last.

Robinson the grocer called Call again. The band took a blow Tuesday night. Go to the Fe3tevial Friday night next. Gus Mead called to see us Monday last. A railroad war is brewing in Kansas City.

Mclntosch rolled the first game of ten pina. Mr. Kepir of Atchison was in town Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs.

Ulner were in the city Monday last. Chrisman is in Philadephia, with the hairless horse. Leeman has about finished his etrset improvements. Read ad of C. C.

Hutchinson Esq He wants a girl. An editorial excursion to Philadel. phia is on the tapis. Meredith we'hear, goes to Cincinnat but not a as delegate. Billy Atkinson delights in haw ling the "boss" baby around.

The Blade copiep extensively from the Examinee's last issue. Theres a letter in the post office ad dressed to Maud Clemens. Travel very brisk, and location s' rangers a daily occurance. The M. Sunday school will have a picnic on July 4th 1875.

Harry Hodgson his purchased a new suit, "Sing Sing" is it's color. W. F. Wallace of "Reno Indecn ent' fame is in San Franscico, Cal. Allbright has changed his mind, he thinks the child was not Charley Ross.

We return thanks to our Congress mm, w. it. iJrown ior puo-ic aocu ments. Th3 ba nd will play at the Ic8 Cream festival. Thtt alone will be worth the mon-y.

The voice of Miss Ada Bell is miss ed in the choir of the Presbyterian church. The circus "has come' and gone, and with it the money of Hutch inson goes. Rev. B. S.

Swarfcz, Minister of the Methodist Churck.of this city, called to see us Monday. We have a Kellog Jobber and are prepared to do the best and neatest job work in the city. Constant Bros do a large amount of work in their line. Call to see them on 2nd Avenue East. F.

Dankin called Monday to sse us Mr Dunkin is one of Hutchinson's best and most respested citizen. Mr. ScHuLEtt was robbed of $35, by some of the circus attaches on Friday last. A good raise these days. ack Krater is in the city with a large lot of horses, which he offers cheap.

Call at the Stone Stable. At Sterling, the three card monte boys ran ashore to the tune of $25, each Sterling is sound on that "biz' The Dodge City Times congratulates the citizens of that city upon the location of Miss Ida May and troupe Dr. Parmerlee and Lady of Wisconsin, are stopping at the Reno House. The Doctor proposes locating ia the city. Mr.

Cadmus of Sedgwick, a subscriber to the Examiner, was ra the cjty asfc weefc aQj faToreJ oar EanAtnm THIS PAPER IS ON FILE WITH YfLore Advertising Contracts ean be mad Two Dollars per year in advance. Advertising rates made known on application. THIS IS THE OFFICIAL PAPER Of th City of Hutchinson and Co. of Reno- Parties desiring Information of tho Official Acts of the City And County Administrations, houid Subscr ibe for The Examiner SPBOIaL RATES! single cepy, one year, in advance ft 00 flab of ten to twenty 1 50 Clubs of twenty or more 125 HOME NEWS. The case of Kansas against Kelly i jr me jvniiii ui jjiwik iu tan last week, will come up before Justice WcMurry on the 5th, proximo.

It eems from what knowledge can le obtained, that contested or settled upon a claim of el lev's and refused to give possession of the improvements which Kelly had pat upon the place. Du. ing a visit of to Black' for the purpose of adjacating the controversy, some, words passed between the parties, when Black ordered Kelly to leave hia house and at the sa me time advancing upon him with a weapon, Kelly then drew a pistol from his pocket and without hesitancy shot Black twice ihrongh the head, from the effects of which he soon died. Kelly then weut to Wichita and gave himself up. Pratt being attached to this county for judi cial purposes Kelly was brought to this City for trial.

Whether or not the facts as stated in this article, by the de-fendent can be proven, we do not knuw. Kelly is now in jail at thii plats. Tic about 45 or 50 years old. about 5 ft 9 inc! ighand wei0hsalxu" 150 or 160 lbs. He ii a man of good ippiirnce and looks as though, by nature, he was for 'gn to any such act.

We hope justice at ay prevail. printer Bat in his office ch ail1, Ms loo(s were patched and hia joat thread bare, while his face looked weary and worn with care, while sadly thinking of business- debt, old Morpheus slowly round him crept, and before he knew it he soundly slept and, sleeping he dreamed that he was dead, from trouble and toil his spirit had fled, and that not even a cow bell tilled, for the peaceful rest of his cow hide Sole. As he wan dered among the Miles, that smoke and in lower I lades, he shortly observed an iron that creakingly swung bh hinges njir, btlt the entrance xvab closed by a red hottwr, and Satan himself stoo popping oiit, and watching fdf travelers thereabout, a'hd thus to th pislrig printer speke, and with growling voice the echoes wolre 'Com'? in my it shall cust jdvl nothing and never fear; thilis the pbee where I cook the one9, who never pay their sub fsription sums, for though in life they may escape, they will find when dead it. ia too late 1 will show the place where I melt them thin, with red hot chains nd scraps of tin, and also where I comb their heads with broken glass and melted lead, md if of refreshments they only think, there's boiling water for the'm to drink there's the red hot grindstone to' trim! down his nna nnd eA Virit riiir to wear on his toes, and if they mention ihey dont like fire, I'll sew up tbeir iriouths with red hot wire; and then dear sir, you should cee them squirm while I roll them over and cook to a turn." With these last words 'he printer and thought it all a practical joke but still at times so real did it eeem, that he cannot believe it was a dream and often he thinks with a chuckle and grin, of the fate of those wbo save tbeir tin, and never pay the printer We see through our exchanges, that almost every county will have a celebration of soma character, on the 4th, of July, So far nothing has been said about the matter in Reno county, except in Valley Township. It is to be hoped that Reno will be up to time in this matter, the great Centennial year should arouse, sufficient patriotism to tauso a celebration of "-fiome character.

What can be done? rV suggest that some of our leading citizens meet and determine upon some course to pursue in order to accomplish the desired end The cost of the celebration Would be slight. Let: us have a big time A new Beatty piano for sale cheap at this drew Spears. The riding of Master Willie was good and was appreciated, his effort to please the audience manifested itself by his repeated attempts to perform his most difficult feat, that of turning a somersault upon a running horse. The ring was in a bad condition, caused by the heavy ramsf but despite the.se disadvantages he did many things which were truly wonderful for one of his years to accompliih. Andrew Spears, the contortionist "filled" his part of the bills" so full that they busted.

The animal feiture of the combina- it ti 13 a complete failure. Along with this circus are more confidence men pick-pockets, and thieves than are generally found with one troup. Several 'patties suffered severe losses. The con cern is about bankrupt from appearanc es yet it is not the icortt circus we have seen At a regular Communication of Reno Lodge, So. UO of A.

F. and A. held in their all, ia Hutchinson, Kansas, May 18, 1878. The following resolutions of respect for our deceaaed Brother were approved, an spread on the minutes, to-wit; Where a. It has pleased an All Wise Providence to remove from our midat, by death our friend ami brother, J.

N. Ilendry. of Harrison ville, Lodge, No. 411. Slate of Ohio, and, Whekka.3, Uy hia upecial request he having satisfied the W.

Wardens and brethern of lie-no Lodge, Xa. 411. State of Kansas, of his worthiness, his obquis were solemizei with Masonic rites and ceremonies. Therefore 22rorerf.Th&twe, as recognize 'the hand of Qod in this visitation of hia will, and while we deplore the loss we snstain in being bereft of his companionship, and the good counsel of our Brother, yet we feel onr loss to be his gain and humbly and reverently submit to the fiat of him whodoeta all things well. That we deeply deplore the less sustained by the now fatherless children, and extend to them and to their friends of oar deceased Brother, our heartfelt sympajby.

That a copy of these resolutions be presented to the family of the de eased as a token of our respect ami sympathy. That a copy be sent to Harrison ville Lodjre, No. 411, State of Ohio, of which our deceased Brother was a member in food standing at the the time of his death. That a copy he also furnished each of our county newspapers, with a request to publish. Also that these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of Keno Lodge, Mo.

140. G. KlCKSECKER. A. Smith, Committee.

McMubbt. We have ben shown by E. Bare Esq, of McPherson county Kansas, a man'' of business forms by Thos. E. Hill.

Judging from a critical examination which we have given the book we pro nounce it the best of the kind we' have seen. It contains separate treates upon penmanship, short hand writing letter and note writing, business forms and in fact every thing escentixl to man, the lawyer, the farmer, the student or the mec-h-inic. Mr. Bare will give our citi zens a chance to supply themselves with a copy of this valuable book. Let all who desire to save money by knowledge purchase a copy of The First Quarterly Meeting for Hutchiuson station, will be held next Saturday and Sunday.

Services Sat urdaj at 2,30 and 7,45 Quart- ly lonterence at 5,30 Also at the usual hours on the Sabbath All these services to be conducted by the Presiding Elder Rev. J. W. Fox. A cordi i invitation is extended to all B.

C. Swarts. Pastor Jno. Putnam, Win. Poulton, Chas Farly, Geo.

W. Carpenter, Reger, Jas Crow, M. Bayle and Chas. Collins of the Hutchinsoni P. 0.

E. Craig Livingston 0, are the naaiea of subscribers so far this week who have attached their names to the list of the Examiner. We have in our office, as a present ifoiu J. B. Brown, a bundle of wheat raised upon his plantation two miles North of town, the wheat is about three and half feefc high and well -headed Mr.

Brown has about 100 acres and pays it will produce 30 bushels to the acre. Tni: ladies of the First Presbyterian Church of this city twill have an Ice Cream Festival on Friday night next at the store room, formerly occupied by S. Raff As the proceeds are to be applied to the benefit of the Church we hope a large sum miy be realized. We notice a change in the firm of GHIet Foote. Mr.

Merit Foote of the firm has sold his interest to Morris Foote who will hereafter play the agreable behind the counter, white Mer-rit turns his attention to fine arts such as Agriculture, Horticulture, Mrs. W. Edwards and Miss Ad- Kilbourne left for the East Monday night last. They will be absent during the greater part of the summer. In tie meantime W.

C. will play 'bach." H. Manning, proprietor of the "Linn County (Mo)Nurseries" is in the city, he proposes establishing headquarters for the State of Kansas, at this point. His stock is the best and will give satisfaction to all who patronize him. Charlj Ellis, was thrown from Billj Devier's "bucking'' pony and cut bad.

And Waked the Merchant Forlorn AND TOLD TOEM THEY'D' BETTER ACKNOWL-' EDGE THE For Empey Burrell tell Gro'oer ies, Queenswaro and Glassware Cheaper tharx any House iiV Town: OPPOSITION HAS XO TERMORS FOR VS. We welcome the new Stores corning to Town, and advertise' now as that wa can sell lower than any of thief. WE MEAN JUST WHAT SAY, AND DEFT COM-PETITION: WE If yon have cash we will giv you? more goods for it than any other Firm in the State of orao and tee what we willj doforjou. EMPEY BURRELL. Auction I Murray, Will sell at AUCTION every Saturday, at 10 o'clock, Horses Mules Ponies Ttfork Cattle efo.

etc AT 1 WVERY STABLE 8 10 Sherman S't Hutehin' son, Kan sag. Persons having- any" tning to to Sellt Bring it- J.JTcMUERAY. liictioneer1 lTmoft TRADE. H. KINNEY, Will do an klnda of House and Sign fainting; In first class style snd at reasonable rates.

Itf MISS. U. E. EUHQAmJZE, FIRST CLASS MILINER IfO. 25 MAIN ST, DUTCIIHSON, rTbe ladles' of Hnteblnsoft and rlclnlty arsv informed that the faebionable opening of tbe la-test styles in MilHnery Goods at Mrs.

parlors, arfefewes anything heretofore of fered in this line. This is the lac to view the prrsent season's styles. All kinds of cnttief ana tailoring. DeWITT RTJMSEY, Gun and Blacksmitliing Tires set without EAST SHEKJCAN 8TV ltf CANIDA SANDERS; BARBERS HAIRDRESSERS- One door North W. C.

EdwardVLcmber Yard. There are counterfeits of the silver half and quarters, already in circulation, and the people mast be on their guard. We have been so little used to th? handling of silver during the past fifteen years, that there are very few now skilled in the detection of sprioua from pure metal. If it feels a little greasy, or a little brittle then re. ject the coin, no matter how fair a face it may bear.

If it wont 'pass" bring it up and subscribe. TriE Hutchinson Examixer wears mourning for the death of a rattlesnake. We shall next hear that it is rejoicing over the acquirement of a mother in-law. Topeka Swayzwe've got one. The Methodist Sunday School of Hutchiason propose to have a celebration the 4th, to which everybody with his wife and children is invited.

Several other schools are expected to unite in the festival. Particulars given hereafter. H. E. England, a carpenter of experience, would respectfully, announce to the citizens or Hutchinson and Keno county that he has permanently located, and desires a share of the publie trade.

The Ben-) county Agricultural so ciety will meet at the Court House otu lorfo ac one ciock Electioa of officers for the ensuing year, By order of the President. J. Rhodes. The ten pin alley is completed, when the balls which have been ordere ar rive you will hear the- rolling. Latir: 1 he I alls Lav and the rolling has begun.

The 'ETE'tPRiSE is a seven column weekly aged four weeks, published at Manhatten, Kansas, by Paten Run van. From appearances it will be cheap at $1,00 per year. N. C. Boles offers a reward of one cent for information that will lead to the de tection of tbe parties who helped the "CIotu" to "put up the job on him CiiARtT Chambers of the Reno wants two girls, one for cham ber maid the other for dining room.

Read his ad. The good people of Council Grov, Kansas, have been fleeced" to the amount of $2,500 by a "confidence par- ty." Is there a man, with nose so red, who never to himself hith said. "I'll pay, before I go to bed, the debt I owe the printer." Rev. J. W.

Fox, Presiding Elder, pave us a pleasant and instructive illustration of homestealing on Month last. The Parsons Sun issues monthly ouuw copies wuica it aistriDutes througout the East, gratuitously. Large fires are said to have occurred in different btates daring the past week, property to the value of millions of dollars has been destroyed. Died On Tuesday last, after a pro tracted illness. Mrs, Teeters, in he -year of her age.

J. Vf. Mc-Clintick of the McPherson In dependent was in the city yesterday and gave us a call. lie is one of Fletcher's friends. The party who borrowed onr handker chief will please return it, as we may have use for it Friday night, next at the Festival.

Frank Gillet never rolled a game of ten pina in hit life until Monday last, bat since then he has rolled several. If you want to hear a noise, like a falling galley, take a "walk' young man, down to the ten-pin alley. H. Hegwer has come home' again, with a large car load of horses and males. Go see him.

For Sale two number one Weed Sewing Machines both new. Call at this office. Gene Bemis had a finger broken at tbe ten pin alter. Harry Hodgson rolls a good game of ten pins. List or Letters remaining nneall'a for at th post office at Hutchinson.

30, if not cabled for In four weeks, will be sentto the fiead letter office. HELD FOR FOSTAS. Willman Tleinrich, waiters Francis il. Williams Lant. Potter Wr.Iiaar.

Wtger Mre. Louisa. Wright E. Mrs. William Pierce, Highlandtown.

HI. Louis Hilbnrt, Cottonwood FaJs, Kansas. Persons callln for these leters-pleas say ad LMGILLE JEFFS, AND Genera! Mechanics. FtfRNIXG DONE TO ORDEH. Stop retrof Boiei.

lit Hutchinson Kansas: This Firm does FIRST CLASS WOBK, tr always ready to accommodate the! renstcme Elegant and comfortable- BATH ROOMS II eeixdor.w1.fc the shop-. U't bermaid. Apply at once. 5l-lt C. C.

Hutchinson. 2rted." E. witcoj, P. M. joj a visic, i Jy about the eye..